Tika Wasi Casa Boutique

Facility and staff very helpful and accommodating. Recommend highly.

Great location! Excellent service and beautiful amenities.

The hotel is super cute and cozy

The house has a nice position, ten minutes walk from the plaza de armas. We had a three bed room on the ground floor with small windows and no view, but the room was warm. That is important during the winter in Cusco. There is always the possibility to have warm water to prepare tea or mate de coca.

City view room is excellent and it only cost US$105.

We stayed at TIka Wasi for a few days prior to our trek to MP, and it was the perfect spot. Quiet and cozy, great service, and awesome location - San Blas has everything you need but still an easy walk to the heart of Cuzco. The grounds are beautiful and impeccably kept with care, and the rooms are clean and eclectic. Leaving our extra luggage when we trekked was simple, safe, and free. We would definately stay here again!

Very cute, quiet, and well maintained. Staff was very helpful and grounds were beautiful. San Blas was a great spot with eateries within a block and just a 5 min walk to tons of options. Great place to stay if you’re trekking out to MP; they’ll hold extra luggage at no cost while you’re away. Breakfast has great coffee and fruit, etc.

This was a great choice for our family of 3. We shared one large room with 3 beds; it was quite spacious and included a sitting area. We enjoyed the fact that the TV included American news and a few other shows in English since we are not proficient in Spanish. The breakfast was suffice with scrambled eggs, fresh fruits and breads. There was tea and coffee available all day as well as coca leaves to ease the altitude sickness. The hotel is located high on top of a steep hill. We enjoyed the work out but guests may want to keep in mind that many tour vans and buses will not pick you up, so this requires a walk of several blocks up or down. The good news is that it is located in San Blas , a charming area with cobblestone streets, numerous folk art stores and lots of small restaurants. All and all, a good hotel at a fair price for Cusco.

Our stay was good overall. The staff are very nice and helpful. The hotel is an uphill walk from the Plaza de Armas. The high altitude makes it very tiring if you're a little older and out of shape. The last night we stayed there a thunderstorm knocked out the electricity in half of the hotel, our half, around 6 pm. We went out for a while and came back. Still no power. I went to the desk to ask. They gave me a couple of candles. Since there was no power, there was no water either. No toilet and no shower. By morning, still no power. They eventually gave us a room in the part of the hotel that did have power so we could take showers, etc. Other than that, we had a good experience at the tika wasi.

The place was close to everything and very quiet. Great service.